“Enough,” he said, adding that he would not allow “anarchy” in the country masked as a peaceful demonstration.
“Anyone who burns someone else’s assets should be shot in the leg, hospitalized, and then performed before the Court after recovery, but you are broken during the location in Nairobi in which one of the projects of its administration for affordable housing.
Protests last weeks for the death of one blogger in custody. Tensions have further risen after a cop from immediate proximity shot in civilians during one of the demonstrations against police brutality. The police clashed with the protesters, with 50 people killed, and more than 100 were injured. More than 500 people were arrested.
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk called on the authorities to respond to the requirements that led to the protest.
The route claims that dissatisfaction is politically motivated and emphasizes that it will not allow the destruction of the property.
“You can call me however you want, but I will make sure that in Kenya, peace and stability is said,” Ruth said.
The President read the Law on Suppression of Rest by his political opponents, who claims that violence want to demolish his government, adding that every attack is on the police station.
“This is a democratic country, and citizens are the ones who choose their leaders through the elections. We cannot decide on the leadership of violence,” Ruth said.
Civil society organizations have repeatedly invited police to restraint during protests.
(Vijesti.ba)
